Happy New Year to everyone who reads this article.
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Prince Zhanghuai of the Tang Dynasty, Li Xian (formerly known as "De"), courtesy name Mingyun (recorded as "Ren" in his epitaph), the sixth son of Emperor Gaozong and Emperor Li Zhi, and the second son of Queen Wu Zhao of Zetianshun.
If there is a copy: The hardest to find in the world is fate; the hardest to keep is fate; the hardest to know is fate; the hardest to understand is fate. Immortals, gods, humans, ghosts and demons are all like this. Buddha also talks about the law of fate.
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If there are tags: Tang Dynasty history fan, pseudo-Liao Zhai fan, gods, demons and monsters.
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If there is a category: male protagonist Shimizu Wen BG Xiang.
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If there is an ending: BE, sad but not sad, feeling lost
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If there is CP: Li Xian, Ying Ning.
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If there is anything else: this article is a hodgepodge, the product of the author's hot-headedness and random thoughts. Please do not conduct research on relevant historical, scripture, and novel materials.
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